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24 Ağustos 2021 111 x 179 İndir

Kyphi Spelling

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This are the 3 ways that the word Kapet is spelled in Egyptian Hieroglyphics in different inscriptions

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Mediamatic Biotoop Dijkspark Alessandra Avanzi

Ancient Egypt and the culture of perfume.

The use of smelly components in Egyptian daily life: Kyphi, incense and other perfume.

Incense was considered the “Fragrance of the Gods” in Ancient Egypt. Making incense meant in a mysterious way creating the body of the gods and communicating with them. Do you know that the...

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Department of Egyptian Antiquities of the Louvre Room 642

Head cones, also known as perfume cones or wax cones were a type of conical ornament .
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Olfactory Cross-Dressing

Participants disguising themselves as different species by using these special hand sanitizers created by fragrance artists Frank Bloem and Niklaus Mettler
Image: Natlab Anisa Xhomaqi, Frank Bloem, Niklaus Mettler

Olfactory Cross-Dressing

Participants can disguise themselves as different species by using these special hand sanitizers created by fragrance artists Frank Bloem and Niklaus Mettler.
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Relief of Hatshepsut's expedition to the Land of…

This is a fine relief for members of Hatshepsut's trading expedition to the mysterious 'Land of Punt' from this pharaoh's elegant mortuary temple at Deir El-Bahri. In this scene, Egyptian soldiers...
Image: Natlab Anisa Xhomaqi, Frank Bloem, Niklaus Mettler

Olfactory Cross-Dressing

Participants disguising themselves as different species by using these special hand sanitizers created by fragrance artists Frank Bloem and Niklaus Mettler
Image: Natlab Frank Bloem, Niklaus Mettler, Anisa Xhomaqi

Opening Slide for Odorama - Smelling Species

This edition of Odorama is all about smelling species. In this opening slide, there is a picture of the Olfactory Cross-Dressing sensorial installation that was part of the Inhuman Carnaval project.

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